JOURNALISM

Stories reported from the road and beyond

I’ve always believed the best journalism begins with curiosity and care. Reporting is about asking good questions, listening closely and treating people and their experiences with respect. I care deeply about the people whose stories I tell, and about representing them with honesty, nuance and humanity.

What I love most is going beyond the obvious story. I look for the human experience underneath the headlines and the small details that reveal something larger. For me, journalism is about giving people the space to share their stories and bringing those stories to life in ways that create connection, inspire empathy and help us understand one another a little better.

I hope you enjoy this a selection of travel stories from my reporting career.

ORLANDO SENTINEL

Tradition Reaches End of Trail

A journey through Florida ranch country and a way of life disappearing with it.

THE BOSTON GLOBE

Red Tide Threatens Cape Cod

As red tide closed shellfish beds, Cape businesses braced for the impact on summer tourism and the local economy.

THE (LAKELAND) LEDGER

Going Kidless

Three single women set sail to find out whether Disney magic works without the kids.

BUSINESS NH MAGAZINE

Where Campus Meets Community

Exploring the complicated relationship between New Hampshire colleges and the communities they call home.

THE ORLANDO SENTINEL

What Happens in Daytona...

Twenty years later, a new generation arrives in Daytona to recreate its parents’ spring-break experience.

THE MIAMI HERALD

A different side of Florida

In tiny Micanopy, vintage storefronts, antique shops and Spanish moss preserve a quieter side of Florida.

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